Economy & Business

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Starts with a vowel, so the article is l' and the plural is le aziende.

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Uses 'lo' because it starts with s + consonant.

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Usually refers specifically to a job interview ('colloquio di lavoro').

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The verb 'emettere una fattura' means 'to issue an invoice'.

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Can refer to both a physical market and an economic sector.

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The plural article is 'gli' because it starts with a vowel.

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Common types: 'a tempo determinato' (fixed-term) or 'a tempo indeterminato' (permanent).

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Irregular past participle: 'assunto'.

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To resign is 'dimettersi', whereas 'licenziare' is an action by the employer.

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Synonym for 'meeting' in a business context is often just the English word 'meeting'.

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The noun is the same for both genders: 'il cliente' (m) or 'la cliente' (f).

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Derived from the verb 'fornire' (to provide/supply).

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'Fare il bilancio' can also mean 'to take stock' of a situation.

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Uses 'lo' because it starts with s + consonant.

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Often used in the singular to describe the general economic state.

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Do not confuse with 'salvare' (to save someone/something from danger).

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Commonly used with 'chiedere' (to ask for) or 'concedere' (to grant).

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'Pagare le tasse' is the standard phrase for paying taxes.

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'Fare carriera' means to climb the corporate ladder.

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Can refer to earning money or gaining time/reputation.

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Starts with a vowel, so singular is l' and plural is gli.

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Follows the regular -are conjugation pattern.

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Often used in the plural 'i guadagni' to mean 'earnings'.

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Used as an adverbial expression to describe a work schedule.

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An English loanword used universally in Italian business contexts.